EU Ministers Fear Trump’s Crypto Policies, Sources Say

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EU Ministers Fear Trump’s Crypto Policies, Sources SayAccording to a report, Eurozone economic ministers are not too keen on Trump’s friendliness toward cryptocurrencies and in their opinion the European Union needs to “prevent any initiative” from having “negative consequences on stability and sovereignty.” EU Warns Trump’s Crypto Stance Risks Stability Donald Trump clearly knows how to shake things up, and his administration’s […]

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